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May 24, 2026 13 min

stop using Codex like ChatGPT. build the AI employee instead

from Lenny’s AI Builders Hosted by Lennox Saint

This is the shortened Codex masterclass for normal creators and operators. The big idea: stop asking what Codex can do and start telling it the job you want done. In this episode, Lennox shows how to turn Codex from a scary developer tool into an AI employee: one that can use plugins, follow skills, create artifacts, read audience signal from emails and comments, and help build the chain from carousel to lead magnet to landing page to launch video. Join Codex Club: https://www.skool.com/codexclub Watch the full-length Codex masterclass: https://youtu.be/M7pVhoufyKI

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A compact Codex masterclass for creators, operators, and non-coders who want to turn Codex into an AI employee instead of using it like a chat box.

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